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Savor: Le Diplomate’s “Streetside Chateaus”
Vaunted French-inspired restaurant offers one of the nicest outdoor dining options in town
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Savor: Bethesda ‘Shop & Dine’ event offers $150 gift card contest
Gift cards are usable at more than 50 locations in the upscale Montgomery County suburb
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Pete Buttigieg reacts to historic cabinet role: “You can really feel the history swirling around us”
Buttigieg: “There have been times in living memory where you couldn’t have any job in the federal government if you were gay."
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Biden has an “obsession” with LGBTQ people, conservative Catholics claim
The Catholic League claims that the rights of Christians "count less" than LGBTQ people under a Biden presidency
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Gay throuple have all 3 fathers’ names on children’s birth certificates
Ian Jenkins is speaking out about his family's fight to have all three fathers names listed on their children's birth certificate
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TikTok star condemned after racist, anti-gay texts leaked
Isabella Avila, known as @onlyjayus on TikTok, was also criticized for her "scripted" apology
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Spotlight: Studio Gallery’s February Exhibitions
2021 Fellowship Exhibition features three artists representing "the spirit of D.C.'s burgeoning artist community"
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Spotlight: Shop Made In DC’s How-To Classes
Chain of stores featuring goods from locally-based makers offers guided DIY classes
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Spotlight: Wunder Garten’s Après Ski 2021
Drinks, games, snacks, and more at Wunder Garten's ski resort-themed festival
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Shakespeare Theater’s ‘All the Villains Are Here’ examines The Bard’s best villains
In "All the Devils Are Here," Patrick Page connects today's popular villains to their roots in Shakespeare's works
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Spotlight: Fortune Feimster on ‘Barb and Star’ and podcast ‘Sincerely Fortune’
Fortune Feimster is part of the polished comic ensemble who make "Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar" shine
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Gay Pennsylvania Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta is running for U.S. Senate
Kenyatta was one of several "rising stars" who gave part of the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention
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Human rights body calls on Jamaica to repeal its colonial-era ban on gay sex
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights find anti-sodomy laws violate LGBTQ people's human rights
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DC offers COVID vaccine to people with chronic health conditions, including HIV, from March 1
People over age 16 with chronic conditions will be allowed to sign up for appointments in next wave of vaccinations
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Rush Limbaugh mocked gay people dying from AIDS on his radio show
Far-right media figure reportedly said "Gays deserved their fate" during the HIV/AIDS epidemic
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LGBTQ advocates praise reintroduction of Equality Act
Sweeping LGBTQ rights legislation is expected to pass the House easily, but faces an uncertain fate in U.S. Senate
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Album Review: ‘Medicine at Midnight’ by Foo Fighters
Grunge rock made for the dancefloor, Foo Fighters' tenth album overflows with crisp production and relentless positivity.
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‘It’s a Sin’ review: Brilliant, haunting drama about 1980s AIDS crisis
The AIDS crisis drops like a bomb on 1980s London, rocking a circle of friends in Russell T. Davies' "It’s a Sin"
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UN chastises Finland for rejecting asylum request from lesbian couple’s child fleeing Russia
Finland claimed bullying, threats, and physical violence against child and his family did not amount to persecution.
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Chasten Buttigieg posts picture of him and husband Pete kissing on day Rush Limbaugh dies
Photo appears to be subtle jab at radio host's past comments that America wouldn't accept a gay president
